(p. 259) kauntēẏa a son of Kunti (কুন্তী) of the Mahabharata. 26)

(p. 194) kapittha a shelled fruit with sour pulp akin to the wood-apple; its tree. 152)

(p. 234) kisē, kīsē (in Eng. adv.) from what; what for, why; by what or which; in which way or manner, how; by what or which means; in what or which. কীসে আর কীসে what a comparison to draw or make; comparing things opposed in character. 57)

(p. 228) kāla1 next day; tomorrow; last day; yesterday. 51)

(p. 261) kaulīnya high birth or descent; state of being born in a kulin (কুলীন) family; state of being a kulin; the honorarium to be paid to a kulin. ̃গর্ব n. pride of high birth; pride for being born a kulin. ̃প্রথা n. the custom or practice of a kulin family; the kulin system. 6)

(p. 238) kukṣaṇa an inauspicious point of time, an evil hour, a bad or unfortunate moment. 16)

(p. 239) kuñja2 decorative embroidery in the borders of a sari (শাড়ি), shawl etc. ̃দার a. embroidered.

(p. 204) karakurcāshi the carpal bone, the carpal. 26)

(p. 215) kasabi a harlot, a prostitute, a woman of the town; a demirep. 2)

(p. 215) kahā to say, to tell; to utter; to speak; to narrate; to relate. ̃নো v. to make one say or tell or utter or speak or narrate or relate. ̃য়সি v. imper. make one say or tell. 15)

(p. 220) kājiẏā quarrel; brawl, wrangle. 5)

(p. 194) kaṇṭhā the clavicle, the collarbone. 70)

(p. 206) karē as the result of, resulting from, caused by, due to, for (তাতে করে) করে-কর্মে নেওয়া v. to assist in the management or execution of. 18)

(p. 243) kulōka a bad man, a knave, a rogue. 87)

(p. 202) kabalita, kabalīkṛta taken into the mouth; gulped, swallowed, eaten; forcefully occupied; seized; gripped; possessed. 11)